Independently witnesses, monitors, and inspects the drilling, production, safety, andpollution control operations of lessees of the State in order to ensure lease provisions andstate and federal regulations are adhered to. Inspect safety equipment, such as, Lower Explosive Limit (LEL), Surface Safety Valves (SSVs), Subsurface Safety Valves (SSSVs), Flow Safety Valves (FSVs). Inspect spill response, fire control and other emergency life safety equipment. Monitor oil, gas, orgeothermal operations to ensure safe work practices. Witness hydrostatic testing and smartpigging of production lines coming to shore. Inspect for hazards on platform, well locations,and potential problems. Inspect for corrosion on the platform for safety and pollution controlissues. Inspect production lines coming to shore or production lines associated with Stateleases. Inspect for pollution on beaches, levees, and facilities associated with State leases.Inspect facilities for problems in piping and hazards. Inspect for evidence of hydrocarbon discharge on lease premises and on navigable rivers or ocean. Inspect on progress of rig or work-over operations associated with State leases for depth, mud weight and viscosity, etc. Investigate and report on pollution incidents. Pull tickets from LACT and collect run sample to determine production or salesvolume. Calculate hydrocarbon and geothermal volumes to verify run ticket productionvolumes. Monitor, calculate, or check daily hydrocarbon or geothermal production foraccuracy. Use strapping sheets/chart to determine accurate measurements for volume offluid in tank for compliance with State law standards and lease terms. Use petroleummeasurement tables to correct gravity and volume to 60 degrees. . Perform laboratorytesting of crude oil samples for cut and gravity. Read hydrometers, thermometers, andcentrifuge tubes to ensure accuracy of production measurement. Witness Lease AutomaticCustody Transfer unit (LACT) transfers and proves.

• Operate communications systems and equipment to transmit and receive messages related to waterway navigation and traffic management. • Inspect equipment and completed basic repairs to maintain safety when launching, operating, and landing large marine craft to protect crew, equipment, and vessels.• Direct and coordinated crew members while loading or unloading cargo, steering vessels, operating engines, and maintaining or repairing ship equipment.• Verify proper loading of cargo holds to align with ship capacity and weight distribution requirements. • Inspect boat and recommended improvements to maintain safe operations, protect passengers and secure equipment. • Arrange for ship to be fueled, restocked with consumable supplies, and repaired.• Adhere to safety protocols, assessing weather variables to promote passenger and vessel safety.

• Monitor, troubleshoot and optimize production and injection wells. • Maintain separation plant, diagnose plant upsets, and execute corrective actions to achieve a stable and effective facility process. • Conduct routine operating inspections of various units, troubleshoot operational issues, and respond to area emergencies or to changing operational conditions. • Operate and monitor field equipment using instrumentation. Regulate pressure values, temperatures and flow rates in accordance with standard operating procedures. • Familiar with using Lock Out Tag Out, Hazard Energy Control Permits, Job Safety Analysis, Hot Work/Safe Work Permits when working on the job.• Perform monthly required testing of facilities safety equipment in compliance with California State Land Commissions rules and regulations.• Perform monthly and weekly pigging operations as well as pipeline inspections to ensure pipeline integrity. • Experience and ability to rebuild or replace various valves, pumps, and piping by using hand tools, power tools and air tools to complete the job at hand.